About the role

Type: Full-Time, Salaried Compensation: Competitive salary + profit-sharing + benefits We're a growing custom woodworking shop specializing in high-quality cabinets, countertops, and architectural millwork for the commercial casework industry. We're looking for an experienced Shop Foreman to lead our team of 10 and keep production running smoothly and efficiently.
What You'll Do: Lead and supervise a crew of 10 in daily operations including cabinetry, countertops, and millwork production Oversee CNC operations and other woodworking machinery Manage workflow, scheduling, and quality control to meet deadlines Train and mentor team members on best practices and safety Coordinate with ownership on production goals, inventory, and process improvements Maintain a clean, safe, and organized shop environment
What You Need: Minimum 5 years of hands-on experience in woodworking / millwork manufacturing Minimum 3–5 years managing or leading a manufacturing/production team (ideally 8+ people)Strong experience with CNC machines and modern woodworking equipment Familiarity with AWI (Architectural Woodwork Institute) standards Solid understanding of cabinetry, countertops, and custom millwork processes Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills Ability to read blueprints, manage multiple projects, and maintain high quality standards
What We Offer: Competitive salaried position Profit-sharing program Health insurance contribution 6 paid holidays, and Personal Paid Time-OffA stable, growing company that values quality craftsmanship Opportunity to make a real impact on operations and take pride in the finished products If you're a motivated leader who loves woodworking, knows how to run a tight ship, and wants to be part of a team that builds exceptional work, we want to hear from you.
Employment Type: Full Time Bonus/Commission: No

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